Your supposed Identity

''So, we would say you are suffering from a case of mistaken identity. When you say you are this or that, you are saying that you are satisfied identifying with your personality, your supposed identity. This is a very big limitation, you know and this thought is self-perpetuating.The more it is thought, the more limited it becomes. The more limited you are the more you believe you have to struggle to get along. It’s a big effort for your personality to sustain its belief system. Change your identity first and watch the fears disappear. That means that you do away with your story. Oh, but then you say, who will I be without the story that I am living? You will be what you really are – instead of being a character in a story book, you will be an authentic being who knows that it is exactly what we are, an Emanation from the Eminence. This means that every time you begin to feel something that is uncomfortable that you ask where it comes from. And by this we mean that you go back in your mind, into your story book, and ask who wrote that fear into your story. When you find it, you re-write the story so that it no longer reads that you are afraid. It reads that you are sustained, supported and fulfilled. It really is that simple; maybe that is too simple, huh? Re-writing your story; hmmmm, what kind of author are you, anyway?'' from Delight of the Orbs, Toni Petrinovich, sacredspace.com